Traverse
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British pronunciation/tɹɐvˈɜːs/
American pronunciation/ˈtɹævɝs/, /tɹəˈvɝs/

Definition & Meaning of "traverse"

to traverse
01

to travel or move across or through in a specified direction

Transitive: to traverse a place
to traverse definition and meaning
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To reach the remote village, they had to traverse dense forests and cross several rivers on their expedition.
As part of the road trip, they decided to traverse the scenic coastal highway, enjoying picturesque views along the way.
02

to formally reject or oppose a specific claim or allegation made by the opposing party in legal proceedings

Transitive: to traverse a claim or allegation
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In a criminal case, the defendant may traverse specific charges by formally denying the accusations made against them.
In a civil lawsuit, the respondent may traverse certain allegations in the complaint.
03

to move or extend across a space, area, or object

Transitive: to traverse an expanse of space
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The river traverses through the picturesque valley, winding its way across the landscape.
Hikers can enjoy a trail that traverses the entire mountain range.
Traverse
01

taking a zigzag path on skis

02

travel across

03

a horizontal crosspiece across a window or separating a door from a window over it

04

a crossbeam or horizontal member that is used to support or reinforce a structure, such as a roof or floor

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